The prize for the furthest stretch combining politics and the Olympics jointly goes to conservative activist Grover Norquist and Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.

With millions of Americans tuning into the London games, the candidates have latched on, hoping some of that Olympic gold will rub off.

The Guardian looks at how the U.S. compares with the rest of the world on gun ownership and gun homicide rates.

The National Rifle Association has turned the Second Amendment of the Constitution into a "cruel and deadly hoax."

Bill and journalist Chris Hedges talk about parts of America "that have been destroyed for quarterly profit."

In this essay, posted the day after the Colorado theater shooting a year ago, Bill talks about the price we pay for our pro-gun culture.

Graphic artist and journalist Joe Sacco describes his visual approach to telling real-life stories, and the controversies he faces as a result.

On Tuesday, the Boy Scouts of America reaffirmed their ban on gay members, but the issue is far from settled.

Information artist Douglas Gayeton shares stories of sustainability through a unique marriage of drawing and photography.

Bill recommends eight books to bring to the beach this summer — ranging from the studious to the sublime — by Moyers & Company guests.